Talk:Midgard (role-playing game)

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"Midgard, in its 1985 edition, was the first role-playing game system that separated exhaustion points (Ausdauerpunkten) from hit points (Lebenspunkten)."

I don't think it is true. Tunnels and Trolls had fatigue (Strength) and hit points (Constitution) around 1975. Champions had Endurance (Energy level) and Constitution (hit points) around 1980. --Anacharsis 12:17, 26 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]